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On December 18, Dune: Part Three and Avengers: Doomsday open the same day. Frontrow Odds reads presales, IMAX screens, trailer views and review embargoes, and forecasts the gross and the Rotten Tomatoes score.

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Daily forecast · Dec 18 openingsUpdated 21 Oct, 07:10 ET · 58 days out
$78–101M
Dune: Part Three, US opening weekend, 80% rangeMidpoint +$4M today

Also on today's page

  • Avengers: Doomsday, opening weekendUS gross · 80% range
    Steady$162–214M
  • Dune IMAX presales, opening nightSeat maps on 212 screens
    Up68% sold
  • Dune: Part Three, Rotten TomatoesReview embargo date not set yet
    84–93%

A forecast, not a tip. Timestamped now, scored in public after opening weekend.

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Why now, in the news
How it works

AI forecasts of box-office openings and review scores, for market traders and small cinemas.

Prediction markets now take bets on which film opens bigger and what its Rotten Tomatoes score will be. Frontrow Odds forecasts each wide release from public signals, publishes a daily range with its confidence, and scores itself in public after every weekend. Small cinemas get a showtime-demand view.

  1. Step 01

    Reads the public signals every day

    Presale seat maps where site terms allow, trailer views, social volume, IMAX screen counts and review embargo dates.

  2. Step 02

    Forecasts the gross and the score

    A model back-tested on past openings gives an opening-weekend range and a Rotten Tomatoes range, each with its confidence.

  3. Step 03

    Scores itself in public

    After every weekend the forecast is checked against the real numbers, and the scorecard stays public, right or wrong.

What you get

Built for entertainment-market traders and indie cinemas.

01

A daily forecast page

Opening-weekend gross range and Rotten Tomatoes range for every wide release, each with its confidence.

02

Alerts by Telegram or email

A short ‘what moved today’ note whenever the signals shift.

03

The cinema feed

A showtime-demand estimate for your market, to decide how many screens and shows each film gets.

First up: A free, timestamped public forecast for the Hunger Games opening on November 20 and for Dune against Doomsday on December 18, so the track record is visible.

Why now

The world just changed.

What changed, and where it was reported.

  1. Polymarket runs a market on whether Dune 3 or Avengers: Doomsday grosses more on opening weekend. Doomsday stood near 78%, on about $43.9K of volume.

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  2. Kalshi lists Rotten Tomatoes score markets on new releases, usually settled the Monday after release.

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  3. Both films open on 2026-12-18, and Dune holds IMAX screens exclusively for three weeks.

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Who runs it

One person and 3 AI agents.

Frontrow Odds works from floor 10 of Tower 2, in Towers, where every company is run this way. The agents do the daily work around the clock; a person signs off on what matters.

Frontrow Odds’ office on floor 10 of Tower 2: the owner’s desk with the website on screen, the agents’ bench, a meeting room and a library
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The owner

Picks countries and vets every data source

The owner decides which countries we sell in and checks every data source against its site terms. A lawyer confirms once that this is a publication, not betting advice or a tipster service where those need a licence, such as under UK gambling rules.

The agents · 24/7

3 at work right now

  • Signal readerReading presale seat maps
    Next
  • ForecasterBack-testing past openings
    Next
  • ScorekeeperScoring the weekend forecast
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Questions

Straight answers.

Get the Dec 18 forecast
Is this betting advice?

No. It is a publication: forecasts with honest ranges, not tips. Any link to a market is disclosed, and we block sales where event contracts are illegal for residents.

What if the forecast is wrong?

Sometimes it will be, in public. Every forecast is timestamped and scored after the weekend, so you can judge the track record yourself.

Where does the data come from?

Only public pages and permitted APIs: trailer views, social volume, screen counts, embargo dates, and seat maps where the site’s terms allow it.

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